The Nobel Prizes are awarded annually in several categories including literature, peace, and medicine, with recent discussions highlighting the controversies surrounding past laureates, such as Bob Dylan and the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to organizations with perceived conflicts of interest. This year, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo for its advocacy against nuclear weapons, emphasizing the importance of witness testimonies in promoting disarmament. Additionally, a fictional 'Noble Prize' has been introduced, celebrating Premier League footballers who have never been capped by their national teams, named after West Ham legend Mark Noble. The criteria for this award focus on players aged 25 or over who have not received international recognition, with the inaugural winner being Steve Bruce. The Nobel Prizes continue to spark debate regarding the definitions of literature and deserving recognition in sports, reflecting broader discussions on merit and acknowledgment in various fields. Overall, the Nobel Prizes remain a focal point for celebrating significant contributions to society while navigating the complexities of recognition.